A dance montage to share. at DVinfo.net

Charley Gallagher · March 31st, 2007, 06:26 AM

Its been a year and a half since my last (and second) wedding so I finally have something to share.

I love dance montages though I feel compelled to give the b/g some uncut dance footage just so they don't only have 3 minutes of dancing.

Here's a fun clip.

www.virtualcharley.com/dance.wmv

Peter Jefferson · March 31st, 2007, 10:21 PM

hey charley, that was fun

just afew things.. watch the duration of your freezeframes...

also dont bear too much weight on beat/cut sync as it becomes predictable

thirdly and most importantly, whatch your shutter speed on footage you intend to slowmo. Stobing is prevalent throughout the piece

for web, be aware that when rendering you should turn OFF interlacing.. interlace artefacts (combing) is very obvious and for who dont know (ie potential clients you might send this to) they may consider it to be a defect.

I liked it though

March 31st, 2007, 06:26 AM	#1
Charley Gallagher Regular Crew Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Collingswood, NJ Posts: 99	A dance montage to share. Its been a year and a half since my last (and second) wedding so I finally have something to share. I love dance montages though I feel compelled to give the b/g some uncut dance footage just so they don't only have 3 minutes of dancing. Here's a fun clip. www.virtualcharley.com/dance.wmv

March 31st, 2007, 10:21 PM	#2
Peter Jefferson Inner Circle Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Aus Posts: 3,884	hey charley, that was fun just afew things.. watch the duration of your freezeframes... also dont bear too much weight on beat/cut sync as it becomes predictable thirdly and most importantly, whatch your shutter speed on footage you intend to slowmo. Stobing is prevalent throughout the piece for web, be aware that when rendering you should turn OFF interlacing.. interlace artefacts (combing) is very obvious and for who dont know (ie potential clients you might send this to) they may consider it to be a defect. I liked it though